Managing Conflict: Approaches to Prevent, Manage, and Learn

Dates

6th November 2025

Time

13:00 - 14:00 ((GMT+00:00))

Location

Online

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Why are you managing conflict?

Conflict is often seen as something to control or avoid, but what if we approached it differently? This webinar explores practical strategies and insights that transform conflict from a source of stress into an opportunity for learning.

In this webinar, you will:

Understand how to stop conflict before it begins, so you don’t have to ‘manage’ it.
Understand how conflict can be a positive learning opportunity
Learn strategies to handle difficult conversations – we will do anything to avoid them!
Explore how neuroscience can help by looking at new research into the impact of the language we use.
Develop the right mindset for conflict resolution and long-term success.

Join us to shift your perspective on conflict and gain tools to prevent, manage, and learn from it effectively.

Speaker- Kevin Hard

Client development, Ryder Marsh OCAID

Kevin has a wealth of experience in Leadership and Employee Engagement strategies. Working with RyderMarsh OCAID behavioural safety consultancy in business and client development, he also set up Inspiration-all, a group of independent consultants challenging the status quo in all areas of leadership and business practice.

Kevin has worked in corporates and start-ups, being successful in both, as well as learning from failure. Kevin presents on the impact of leadership on engagement, business performance, wellbeing and risk worldwide, including engagements in the UK, Europe and the Middle East.

He spent some time in China working on behavioural risk and has lived and worked in the oilfields in the Middle East and Africa. He has also co- led research with the Task Action Group (TAG) on Sustainability and Engagement (CSR) for the Governments ‘Engage for Success’ Task force at the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development.

He has sat on HSEQ Culture advisory groups for RICS and a Major Rail group and is a leadership lecturer.

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